GRIDSTAT is a DOS-based
menu-driven program designed to carry out a wide range of analyses of a
repertory grid. The grid must be set out in a simple (but fixed)
fashion in a text file
which is read into the program. From there a series of menus allow for
a
choice of analysis including:

Dependency grid analysis including the
indices
proposed by Walker, Ramsay, and Bell (1988) and Bell (2001)

The
program is put together by Richard Bell (Bell, 1998), is free, and is
available elsewhere on this website. While it is crude, it is
flexible and easy
to change, hence it incorporates the current whims and interests of its
author, and embodies the spirit of both Kelly, with its
destructive alternativism, and Microsoft, with a new version released
just when you get used to the
old one.

References

Bell,
R. C. (1998) GRIDSTAT: A program for analysing the data of a
repertory grid. [Computer software] Melbourne: Author.

Bell,
R. C. (2001) Some new measures of the dispersion of dependency in
a situation-resource grid. Journal of Constructivist Psychology,
14, 303-311.